My 2 cent about the meaning at the moment

I'm thinking that what looks fragile (Ukraine), is inside the cardboard, or are the cardboard itself. It seems like an easy target with the words fragile. The rat (Putin/Russia) are trying to get inside the box, but are not succesfull and are instead falling down, in the same sense that russia is failing the warfare, leaving the box with the letters Agile. Agility is in many ways what has kept Ukraine on it's feets, and being able to hit back against Russia.

Secondly there is a funny meta interpretation that I became aware of because of french artist Dran's last Instagram post. Banksy is making a fine art piece out of trash, that plays into the whole theme about art, art marked and so on that we have seen for instance in the Morons image.

Btw. a quick google search let me to found that there has been an Russian military group that was called something with rat during the White army periode:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zemskaya_Rat

Almost the last hour to subscribe :-)

Hope you all made a donation too, so they can match up the postcodes with the donors

Be brilliant if a couple of these got to forum members collections, fingers crossed for everyone.

The website says if you dont hear within 7 days you havent won so it shouldnt take too long for winning emails to start to go out

sending positive vibes for a Banksy win!

Closing time is 11:59pm, so there are still a few hours to go :-)

"If you are interested in buying a Banksy print from us, you must first register your interest by completing and submitting the registration form on our site by 11:59pm (UK time) on 16th December 2022 ("Closing Date")."

Ive already enetred but with the conflicting information on the site, id take 11-59am as being the cut off just to be safe  


Registration ends on Friday 16th December @ 12pm GMT. Multiple entries and bots will be disqualified. Successful applicants will be selected by computer and sent details of how to complete their purchase. Good luck!

12pm is midnight not noon. 

pm stands for 'post meridiem' meaning 12 hours 'after noon'.

When people say 12pm what they are really saying is 12 hours after the meridiem. The meridiem is when the sun is directly overhead, i.e. at noon.  So 12pm is midnight.  However, this does cause huge confusion so websites should never use 12am and 12pm but stick to saying 'noon' or 'midnight'.  Or another way round it is to make the cut-off time 11:59 am or pm to avoid any confusion.   

Hmm 12pm is midday to all intents and purposes 

You should read the GDP thread :-)

 I looked it up 12:00pm is usually midday according to The National Physics Laboratory


"There are no standards established for the meaning of 12am and 12pm. It is often said that 12am Monday is midnight on Monday morning and 12pm is midday. This puts all the times beginning with 12 and ending with am in the same one-hour block, similarly with those ending with pm."

Ffs why are you morons arguing about the time.

Just enter the damn competition.

I may be in the minority...but I'm still right.  

As I said before; look up what am and pm means.  It's not rocket science.